Dina Podolsky

Red Bottles

Red Bottles

24x48

Available

Memory in Red 2

Memory in Red 2

16x11.5

Available

Memory in Blue

Memory in Blue

16x11.5

Available

Two Red Pots

Two Red Pots

16x12

Available

Margaritki 2

Margaritki 2

44x50

Available

Margaritki in Blue Pot

Margaritki in Blue Pot

30x30

Available

Margaritki in Red Pot

Margaritki in Red Pot

30x30

Available

Four Vintage Bottles

Four Vintage Bottles

22x30

Available

Layers of time

Layers of time

30x21

Available

Vintage Bottles

Vintage Bottles

48x40

Available

Blue Trunk

Blue Trunk

48x40

Available

Past Forward

Past Forward

40x48

Available

Summer

Summer

35x52

Available

My Brushes

My Brushes

48x24

Available

Summer in Dunino

Summer in Dunino

20x24

Available

Time and Memory

Time and Memory

48x24

Available

Red Chairs

Red Chairs

44x44

Available

Blue Door

Blue Door

52x35

Available

Journey to the Past

Journey to the Past

48x24

Available

Jugs on Blue

Jugs on Blue

24x24

Available

Lochadka

Lochadka

18x24

Available

Keys on Red

Keys on Red

24x20

Available

The work in short

Dina Podolsky was born in Moscow in 1953. A graduate of the Moscow Central Art School, she studied book illustration and art history at the renowned Moscow Polygraphic Institute and continued her education at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem.
Dina Podolsky has been exhibiting extensively for over thirty years and has numerous international shows to her credit.

Dina Podolsky now lives and works in Montreal, Canada, thousands of miles away from the land of her birth. These two factors help explain some of the particularities of her artistic approach. The basis of her work is rooted in memories, especially those from her childhood. Time and its fleeting nature constitute the pivotal point around which her entire oeuvre is built.

In Dina Podolsky's paintings, time is expressed through a particular organization of elements in pictorial space, elements that are compartmentalized but that all bear the echo of each other. In addition, the overall style and patina effect the artist uses creates a kind of soft-focused, out-of-time dimension in which motifs and forms seem to emerge or be submerged, depending on the viewer's perception.

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